California votes record $8.4B for medical research
· Health · United States
California voted to give a record $8.4 billion to medical research, Nature News reported. The item did not provide further details on the mechanism, recipients or timing. The vote sets a record amount for medical research funding in California. The immediate effect is that the state has committed $8.4 billion to medical research.
Why it matters:A record state commitment to medical research can shift funding for biomedical programs and influence which research areas advance.
Key points
- The amount is $8.4 billion.
- It is described as a record for medical research funding.
- The funding is for medical research in California.
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